Country Data and Comparison

China
United States
World
Capital Income
$4.222 trillion per year
$14.29 trillion per year
$60.68 trillion per year
Governmental Systems
Communist
Democratic/ Republic
United Nations
Land Area
3.601 million mi.
3.537 million mi.
148.94 million sq. km, 16 times the size of the U.S
Literacy Rate
91%
99%
82%
Education Level
Post Graduate
Post Graduate

Natural Resources
Coal, Petroleum
Coal, Copper, Lead
All
Transportation Methods
All
All
All
Religions
Chinese Universism, Buddhism, Christianity
Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism
All
Languages
Mandarin, Wu Chinese, Cantonese, Jinyu Chinese, Ziang Chinse
English, Spanish, Mandarin, German
All
Climate
Extremely diverse; tropical in south, subarctic in north
Mostly temperate, tropical in Hawaii and Florida, actic in Alaska
All
Population
1.35 billion people
309 million people
6,928,198,253
Population Density
376 people/mi.
87.3 people/mi.
118 people/mi.
Topography
Mostly mountains, high plateaus, deserts in west
Mountains, plains
All kinds
Economic Systems
Communist
Free Market
Many kinds
Imports
Electrical and other machinery, oil and mineral fules, medical equipment
Capital goods, motor vehicle parts, clothing, medicine, electric power machinery
Many things
Exports
Data processing equipment, apparel, textiles, iron and steel
Agriculture products, industrial supplies, comsumer goods
All
Industries
Mining, machine building, textil and apparel
High technology, comsumer goods, aerospace, telecommunications, chemical, electronics, lumber, mining
All
Trading Partners
Japan, South Korea, US, Taiwan, Germany
Canda, Mexico, China, Japan, UK, Germany
All
The United States and China have many things in common. China is very small, but has a lot of activity that goes on there. Many things from the U.S. and China are just alike.